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European Bonds Drop as Interest-Rate Cuts Sap Demand for Safety (Bloomberg)Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- European government bonds dropped, pushing 10-year yields up from the lowest level in more than six months, as coordinated interest-rate cuts around the world sapped demand for the safest assets.

Hong Kong cuts interest rate by 1 percentage point (Washington Post)HONG KONG -- Hong Kong's de facto central bank said Wednesday it would trim its benchmark interest rate by 1 percentage point to 2.5 percent to encourage lending amid the global credit crunch.

Yen Tumbles as Global Interest-Rate Cuts Revive Risk Appetite (Bloomberg)Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The yen fell the most in three weeks against the euro as a flurry of central bank interest-rate cuts helped revive investors demand for higher-yielding assets funded in Japan.

South Africa May Not Cut Interest Rate, Moody's Economy Says (Bloomberg)Oct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- South Africa's central bank probably won't cut its benchmark interest rate until ``well into next year,'' as a weaker rand adds to price pressures, Moody's Economy.com said.

South Korea surprise: Central bank cuts key interest rate (USA Today)South Korea's central bank cut its key interest rate Thursday by a quarter percentage point to 5% in a surprise move a day after major central banks slashed theirs to fight the financial crisis.

SAfrica keeps interest rate unchanged at 12% (AFP via Yahoo! News) The South African Reserve Bank on Thursday left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 12 percent following a week of global financial turmoil that saw countries around the world slash rates.

China Cuts Interest Rate Again (Morningstar.com via Yahoo! Finance) On rate cuts, China is moving in sync with the rest of the world.

Yen Tumbles as Global Interest-Rate Cuts Revive Risk Appetite (Bloomberg)Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The yen fell the most in three weeks against the euro as a flurry of central bank interest-rate cuts helped arrest a slump in global stocks, curbing sales of higher- yielding assets funded in Japan.